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ANSWER - 28 Apr 2004 10:39 GMT

I have sceaned picture and I need too select print area on picture.
Is that possibly.

Thanks

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Charlie - 28 Apr 2004 15:06 GMT

This is an Excel News Group dealing with problems with
spreadsheets. I suggest you post to another group. For
example if you are using WindowsXP go to
microsoft.public.windowsxp.photos. They may be able to
help.

Charlie O'Neill

>-----Original Message-----
>I have sceaned picture and I need too select print area on picture.
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David McRitchie - 28 Apr 2004 17:06 GMT

Proper spelling and word usage would help no matter
where you post. Can't figure out "sceaned" the word
"too" should be "to" and "possibly" should written as
"possible". So for all I know maybe it was an Excel
question. This is the setup group and it seems to me
that whatever you are talking about it is already installed.

David McRitchie

> >-----Original Message-----
> >I have sceaned picture and I need too select print area
> on picture.
> >Is that possibly.

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Lady Layla - 28 Apr 2004 19:35 GMT

sceaned = scanned (i think)

: Proper spelling and word usage would help no matter
: where you post. Can't figure out "sceaned" the word
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: > on picture.
: > >Is that possibly.

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David McRitchie - 28 Apr 2004 20:01 GMT

That makes sense for the word (scanned instead of
sceaned), but still lost on meaning of the question.
(-- my spelling checker made that guess this time,
wonder why I missed that before --)

Will assume that the picture is on the worksheet,
in which case -- select the surrounding cells and
print the selection as you cannot choose to print
a selection if only the picture itself is selected.

It takes a lot of work to write a clear understandable
question. I think the question needs more work so
that it is not up to others to interpret (decipher) the
true meaning.

For instance I don't think it makes any difference if a
picture was scanned so perhaps that should not be
part of the question.
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HTH,
David McRitchie, Microsoft MVP - Excel [site changed Nov. 2001]
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"Lady Layla" <nospam@nowhere.now> wrote ,..

> sceaned = scanned (i think)
>
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> : > on picture.
> : > >Is that possibly.

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